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Roddenberry Entertainment, a name synonymous with science fiction,  will be releasing their latest short film Instant following their San Diego Comic Con (SDCC) panel on Thursday July 19, 2018 1:30pm – 2:30pm in Room 24ABC.  The company was awesome enough to let us share an exclusive clip with our readers ahead of next week’s panel. An intimate 22-minute […]

It’s only taken 25 years for us to get another semi-decent dinosaur film out of the Jurassic Park franchise. Perhaps it’s like a baseball player who after enough at-bats will eventually hit something even if largely by accident. It could of course be that after the original two sequels (which were both horrible) and the […]

It’s been a full decade and a half since Pixar first brought The Incredibles to the screen. To try to help set the context for how different the world was then — there was no Marvel Cinematic Universe, and DC’s only entry in nearly the decade since Batman & Robin was Catwoman. Hellboy had just […]

When the cast was announced for Hotel Artemis, it was sure to be brilliant: Jodie Foster, Sterling Brown, Sofia Boutella, Jeff Goldblum, Dave Bautista, Charlie Day, and Zachary Quinto. Those actors by themselves are a who’s-who list of solid action performances and each also known to be able to push some solid intensity. Then came […]

The world of cinema lost one of its key influences last weekend as news of the passing of Bill Gold emerged from family spokeswoman Christine Gillow. He was 97 years old when he died at Greenwich Hospital in Greenwich, Connecticut. His is a name you might not be familiar with, but you know his work. […]

If we’re going to be completely honest, the question of “is Deadpool 2 as good as the first one was” is an unfair comparison. When Ryan Reynolds first took to the screen back in early 2016, it was expected to be fun and irreverent and fourth-wall-breaking, but what we got was such a fresh take […]

Let’s cut right to the chase here: Solo: A Star Wars Story is not a bad film; in fact, it’s fairly good. However, whether someone finds it to be a good Star Wars film will be very much in the eye of the beholder. If you can let yourself get past the new actors in […]

For full disclosure, I have never liked Melissa McCarthy’s performances. In nearly every instance writers and directors have her doing lower-tier comedy and using her as the klutz with two left feet or as less than the very intelligent woman that she is. Even before the screening of Life of the Party had begin I […]

[rwp-review-recap id=”0″] When a film mires on the shelf at a studio after it’s in the can for a few years, it generally means one of two things — either the studio doesn’t have much confidence in it, or it doesn’t know how to market it. The Con is On is a new con-artist vs. […]

It’s been 28 years since the first installment in the Tremors franchise took to the big screen and the Graboids began wreaking havoc on Perfection, Nevada. After five films, Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell continues the saga and is available right now on Blu-ray, DVD, and On Demand. In addition to the stand-alone film, a […]